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Glass Etching: Planning a Project
Glass Etching: Materials
Glass Etching: Tools
Glass Etching: Design Sources
Glass Etching: Transferring Design to Vinyl Stencil
Glass Etching: Printing Stencil Designs Onto Vinyl
Glass Etching: Designing Directly on Vinyl
Glass Etching: Cutting Out the Stencil Design
Glass Etching: Trimming the Stencil
Glass Etching: Multiple-Use Stencils
Glass Etching: Transferring Vinyl Stencil to Glass
Glass Etching: Filling Holes of Vinyl Stencil
Glass Etching: Cutting Around Vinyl Stencil
Glass Etching: Reversing Stencil Design
Glass Etching: Cleaning Glass Before Etching
Glass Etching: Etching Stencil Outline
Glass Etching: Pre-Made Stencils
Glass Etching: Transferring Design to Vinyl
Glass Etching: Stencil Placement
Glass Etching: Taping Stencil to Glass
Glass Etching: Masking Stencil
Glass Etching: Removing Air Bubbles From Vinyl Stencil
Glass Etching: How to Apply Etching Cream
Glass Etching: Applying Etching Cream
Glass Etching: Rubbing Stencil
Glass Etching: Removing Stencil
Glass Etching: Rinsing Off Etching Paste
Glass Etching: Washing Off Glass After Etching
Glass Etching: Showing Off Etching
Summary: Place reversed glass etching stencil design on bottom of glass plate so it will last longer. Create a stencil for a glass etching project with the tips in this free video on how to etch glass from a crafts expert.
Robin Westover has been creating jewelry and crafts for more than 30 years. More than five years ago, Westover launched her own company to sell her creations to the public. She sells...read more
"Hi, we're making etch glass today and after you decide on your pattern, you printed it up onto your computer. If you're going to use a casserole dish or a plate, you may want to reverse the design. This one I did on the back of the plate instead of on the top of the plate. I thought it might get it would probably be hard to clean the food out the etching if you did it on the top which would go the same for a casserole dish. So, I reverse the pattern and put it on the back of the plate and this is how I worked which was from the back and so you want to be aware of that when you're placing your pattern on the project that you're going to do. On the cup, I just did it straight. It wasn't reversed and usually you'll only need to worry about the reversing if you're using letters. Pictures, it really doesn't matter. So, that was just something that I wanted to mention. The one we're doing today with the skull cross bones doesn't need to be worry about being reverse so that was just something I wanted to mention to you."
eHow Article: Glass Etching: Reversing Stencil Design
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